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[commotiocordis]

So I'm sitting on the couch with the laptop, and I hear my dog licking at something fairly close to me. I figure somebody spilled something on the floor earlier and didn't clean it up well, so he's licking at that. Nope. It was my water glass that I had set down on the floor next to me a few minutes before, lol. It's sort of short and wide, so he had no problem getting his tongue in there to drink more than half of it before I even noticed. *headdesk* (Hopefully, OMG) He's never done that before. Though I suppose I deserved it, as before that he was whining at me for something (I assumed more food) and I was ignoring him.

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[lfae.livejournal.com]

Yeah my cat used to do that. Once I had tea and he tried to lap some up and then gave the most hilarious grimace and sneezed. My puppy at least SMELLS things before tasting them...

[crashcart9.livejournal.com]

Once I had tea and he tried to lap some up and then gave the most hilarious grimace and sneezed.

LOL. Tea isn't a cat type of food, evidently.

[xakana.livejournal.com]

Yup, catch my cats doing that. At least it's a dog with their nice clean spit ;)

[crashcart9.livejournal.com]

Dogs have clean spit compared to cats? LOL, that's hard to think about. It just seems so strange, though, because he's a huge dog; I wouldn't have bet he could get down into the glass at all.

[xakana.livejournal.com]

Oh, yes, cat spit contains some grody bacteria that can give you toxoplasmosis--dog saliva is actually healing.